NOAA's WP-3D Orion, #Kermit, encountered a phenomenon known as "stadium effect" inside the eye of #HurricaneLane. Check out these photos taken by the crew.
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Video: Richard Henning, NOAA pic.twitter.com/qeVHb9a9SU
— NOAA Aircraft Operations Center (@NOAA_HurrHunter) August 22, 2018
No rain/storms across Alabama or NW Florida today! Cumulus clouds, yes. Rain, no! Enjoy the break from the rain!! pic.twitter.com/sf2DU5Z115
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) August 22, 2018
SUNNY DAY… It’s a beautiful, sunny day across Alabama and northwest Florida. A “cold” front passed through our area from northwest to southeast last night, bringing in a much drier airmass. The air behind this front isn’t much cooler, but it is much drier.
Rain chances today are between 0-5%, aka vast majority of us will see cumulus clouds in the sky, but not rain. Similar trends for Thursday upcoming…
Enjoy the break from the rain!
Cat. 5 Hurricane Lane will move dangerously close to the Hawaiian Islands over the next 72 hours… 30-50 inches of rain not out of the question on the south side of the Big Island mountains! pic.twitter.com/bq5Kg1bu4r
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) August 22, 2018
A few days of drier air are in store for south Alabama & NW Florida before rain chances rise again for the weekend… pic.twitter.com/SJsLAvlYkN
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) August 22, 2018
